Arlington police say Carl David Blaylock was using a chainsaw when he hit a power line, causing him to be electrocuted Saturday afternoon. ARLINGTON, Texas — A 20-year-old died while doing tree work after hitting a power line, Arlington police said. Police said he was using a chainsaw when he hit a power line, causing … Read more
The district and North Park Toyota teamed up to give 12 seniors from Southwest High School and Cast Stem High School a chance at winning a free car. SAN ANTONIO — A lucky high school senior is now the proud owner of a brand new car! This was the second year Southwest ISD has held … Read more
DPS said two male passengers from Mexico were ejected from the vehicle and the driver ran away from the scene. VAL VERDE COUNTY, Texas — The Texas Department of Public Safety has opened an investigation into a single-vehicle crash that left three people dead and others hospitalized. On May 28, around 9:30 p.m., DPS said … Read more
The piece came from her late husband Rueben, who drove to Kerrville, in the 70’s, to have the cross handcrafted. He passed away in 2006. SAN ANTONIO — A missing memento. An 86-year-old San Antonio great-grandmother is on the hunt for a cross pendant. Barbara Machado has pretty much worn it every single day for … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department released bodycam video Wednesday from a deadly shooting that took place during a Fiesta event April 28.The shooting took place in the 100 block of Concho Alley during the Fiesta event Fiesta de los Reyes. While officers were working their post near the stage, SAPD said a … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonians will want to enjoy the outdoors this week as chances for rain keep temperatures near average through the weekend. This is due to the chance for rain and storm development with the best chance to take place on Friday. On Wednesday and Thursday storms develop but remain out west and … Read more
In 2019, Manny Pelaez helped launch SA Gives, a program encouraging San Antonio to text donations, instead of giving to panhandlers. SAN ANTONIO — Signs reading “Panhandling. It’s okay to say no for your safety and theirs. Please give to local charities that help those in need,” stand across four intersections on the northside. Councilman … Read more